NFL got routed on Capitol Hill after Roger Goodell declined to testify at House Judiciary hearing

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The House Judiciary Committee hearing on whether major sports leagues, the NFL in particular, benefit consumers or are violating the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961 by funneling games behind increasingly expensive paywalls, was a one-sided debate.During the two-hour hearing, Republicans and Democrats on the committee did something rarely seen in Washington, D.C. these days: They mostly agreed.Then another rare sight, as if seeing one unicorn wasn’t enough … the witnesses invited to testify all came at the issue pretty much on the same side and they were generally not interrupted by committee…

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NC State Investigating Potential Legal Claims Against LSU Over Will Wade Exit

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! N.C. State is investigating potential legal claims against LSU tied to men’s basketball coach Will Wade leaving for a second stint coaching the Tigers. That includes whether LSU violated a North Carolina state law.N.C. State vice chancellor and general counsel Allison B.…

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ActBlue chief heads to Capitol Hill hot seat as donor fraud probe intensifies

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The embattled head of a Democratic fundraising powerhouse is slated to face a grilling by House lawmakers as questions swirl about whether the group misled Congress about alleged donor fraud.ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones will testify before the House Administration Committee in a…

Bill Gates faces House investigators over Jeffrey Epstein ties

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! House lawmakers are turning their focus to billionaire Microsoft founder Bill Gates as congressional investigators press ahead with their probe into Jeffrey Epstein and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell. Gates will participate in a voluntary interview with the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday. Members on…

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How to eat carbs like a biohacker — without gaining weight

They’re one of the most demonized food groups in America. For decades, carbohydrates have been blamed for everything from expanding waistlines and diabetes to heart disease and digestive problems. But according to Dave Asprey, the founder of the biohacking movement, carbs shouldn’t be public enemy No. 1. In fact, the longevity enthusiast eats plenty of them — with a few rules. “I am 6.5% to 7% body fat, I look better than I ever have, and I do not limit my carbs,” Asprey told The Post. The real problem, he said, is how most people eat them. The anti-carb movement…

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U.K. spy powers draw U.S. scrutiny over alleged Apple encryption backdoor demand

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! U.K. surveillance laws drew scrutiny from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio June 5 amid warnings they could expose communications of officials and American citizens, according to reports.The concern centered on the U.K.’s use of secret Technical Capability Notices under the…